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One of the most popular design styles of the past few years is to create interesting effects around a stock photo of a dancer or a person in motion. The motion offers a unique base around which to build creative elements.
In this Photoshop tutorial, you’ll see how to manipulate a single stock image in Photoshop to create a dance illustration.
submitted: 5 years and 3164 days ago
Scoring baskets like Michael Jordan might not be easy but creating a great looking basketball player in half tone shading is much easier with the help of amazing Photoshop tricks.
Within a span of time, you will be able to create a top-notch basketball player in just twenty steps with an immensely helpful Photoshop tutorial.
submitted: 5 years and 3164 days ago
In this tutorial we will give you an example of how to create a movie teaser poster. It will show you how to draw a mask for your character using the pen tool, blend modes and textures.
Also, we will be talking about usage of color for your environment, how to make your images sharper and we will give some tips on how to add more detail to your work.
submitted: 5 years and 3164 days ago
In this tutorial we will show you a simple way to create a fantasy photo manipulation with two planets almost colliding.
This tutorial needs intermediate Photoshop skills. We will show you useful things like how to create a galaxy effect using stars, nebula, light brushes. You will also learn how to shape and texture a planet and much more. We hope you like it so let's start!
submitted: 5 years and 3164 days ago
In this Photoshop tutorial, we'll learn how to create a popular "punch through image" effect, often seen in sports and movie advertising (and weekly store flyers announcing their "incredible knock out prices!"), as if a person or object has punched a hole right through the page or image. There's quite a few steps involved in the tutorial, but as usual, they're all very simple.
As we make our way through it, we'll cover some interesting techniques like converting layer styles to actual layers so we can apply filters to them, moving drop shadows around just by dragging them, and using layer groups to move multiple layers at once!
We'll be using Photoshop CS5 here but any recent version of Photoshop will work.
submitted: 5 years and 3169 days ago